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Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) is an American multinational financial services corporation headquartered in the Morgan Stanley Building, Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Morgan Stanley operates in 42 countries and has more than 1300 offices and 60,000 employees. According to the Scorpio Partnership Global Private Banking Benchmark the company had 1,454 USD Bn of assets under management (AuM) in 2014, an increase of 17.5% on the 2013 figure.
The corporation, formed by J.P. Morgan & Co. partners Henry S. Morgan (grandson of J.P. Morgan), Harold Stanley and others, came into existence on September 16, 1935, in response to the Glass-Steagall Act that required the splitting of commercial and investment banking businesses. In its first year the company operated with a 24% market share (US$1.1 billion) in public offerings and private placements. The main areas of business for the firm today are Global Wealth Management, Institutional Securities, and Investment Management.
Morgan Stanley is an American multinational financial services corporation that, through its subsidiaries and affiliates, provides securities products and services to customers, including corporations, governments, financial institutions, and individuals. The company operates in three business segments: Institutional Securities, Global Wealth Management Group, and Asset Management.
This video explores how an internship at an investment bank can help you find the types of work you're most suited to, give you access to senior bankers, and give you the opportunity to find out what working in an investment bank is like first hand. We also provide essential advice for potential applicants from both senior and junior bankers. Visit The Gateway's investment banking page for more advice on how to succeed in this industry: http://thegatewayonline.com/investment-banking
We're looking at a battle between two investment banks and two business models, so who will win the fight between Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley? Saxo's Head of Equity Strategy, Peter Garnry has been investigating these titans of Wall Street. Goldman, he says, continues to emphasise the old model of high risk capital markets, fixed income trading and commodities. Morgan Stanley has gone down a "safer" route, focusing on retail brokerage and wealth management. Peter says what sets any industry winner apart from its competitors is its relentless ability to produce a higher return on the capital invested. In almost every fiscal quarter since 2003, Goldman Sachs has had a higher twelve month rolling return on equity than Morgan Stanley. It's a testament, he says to Goldman's business model a...
James Gorman, Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, joined Professor Charles Murphy for a conversation with NYU Stern students, faculty and alumni on October 8, 2015
Full story: http://insights.som.yale.edu/insights/what-does-it-take-survive-wall-street WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO SURVIVE ON WALL STREET? Any financial institution that is going to last for decades will have to survive a crisis or two—most likely by adapting and innovating, perhaps by leaving behind chunks of its old identity. Yale Insights spoke with James Gorman, chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, one of two major investment banks to survive the 2008 financial crisis, about how the firm has managed to refashion itself and prepare for the future.
More content at http://thegatewayonline.com. The finance industry is completely dependent on technology. This video looks at some of the work being done by the technology teams at Morgan Stanley to give the bank an edge over its competitors. It also explores how working in technology at an investment bank is different to working at a pure technology firm, why these employees chose Morgan Stanley, and what skills the firm is looking for in its new recruits.
Author, singer, and Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and Senior Client Advisor, Carla Harris gives an emotionally charged motivational talk in the form of a letter of life lessons to her 25 year old self. Carla opens the video singing “No matter what you’re up against, don’t give up, don’t give in.” She then begins reading the letter saying,” girl, own your power. Don’t ever let anyone take your power away or make you feel you can’t have an impact in the world just because they said so.” She then goes on to encourage her younger self to take risks and be fearless “because fear has no place in your success equation.” She packs more advice into this five minute video than a shelf full of self-help books.
Katy Zhao is a Vice President at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and lead manager of the Sustainable Impact Model Portfolio. Katy Zhao delivers a powerful message in the form of an investment tip. Her advice? Investing in what is good for society today, will be good for business tomorrow. Prior to her current role, Katy completed the Morgan Stanley Wealth Management rotational analyst program. She joined the Firm in 2009 and holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and statistics from the Stern School of Business at New York University.
Learn more about the Morgan Stanley culture and the employees who work here. morganstanley.com/campus
In September of 2015, Morgan Stanley unveiled their new Times Square LED spectacular. With more than 6 million pixels, 12 million LEDs and 281 trillion colors, the digital canvas of displays broadcast exciting content, featuring Morgan Stanley’s people, insights and data visualization snapshots presenting what’s happening in financial markets throughout the world.
James Gorman, Chairman & CEO of Morgan Stanley speaks with Economic Club president David M. Rubenstein on September 18, 2013.
Every financial services firm is in a race to attract top talent. Morgan Stanley leverages Salesforce to rapidly build and deploy business applications that help them win that race. Join Brian Kelly, Morgan Stanley’s Executive Director of Human Resources IT, to hear how he and his team leveraged the Salesforce1 Platform’s lightning-fast tools to quickly build HR apps that service thousands of employees while also helping recruit and onboard new talent.
Ridham Desai, MD and head of research at Morgan Stanley in India, is optimistic on Indian economy and corporate earnings. Desai speaks with Sumit Sharma, Senior Associate Editor, Businessworld in an interaction on Aug 21, 2015 in Mumbai. Credits: Interviewed by - Sumit Sharma, Editing - Vijay Shankar, Camera - Umesh Goswami (Mumbai), Camera - Ratnesh Singh (Delhi), Head Video Editorial - Sapna Bhardwaj
During the depths of the global financial meltdown in September 2008, John Mack faced the most critical moment of his tenure as CEO of Morgan Stanley. The investment bank was nearly out of cash, its stock price was plunging into the single digits and Treasury officials were pressuring him to sell the firm to JPMorgan Chase for a price as low as $1. During a recent Wharton Leadership Lecture, Mack offered an insiders take on his battle to preserve thousands of jobs as well as one of the best-known names on Wall Street.
Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley spoke to ET NOW's Nikunj Dalmia, Niraj Shah & Tanvir Gill on his outlook for 2016. He believes India will continue to stand among EMs, Q3 FY16 earnings will pick up, the RBI could cuts rates further & the equity markets could return 15-20%. Hear out his views. Subscribe To ET Now For Latest Updates On Stocks, Business, Trading | ► http://goo.gl/5XreUq Subscribe Now To Our Network Channels :- Times Now : http://goo.gl/U9ibPb The NewsHour Debate : http://goo.gl/LfNgFF To Stay Updated Download the Times Now App :- Android Google Play : https://goo.gl/zJhWjC Apple App Store : https://goo.gl/d7QBQZ Social Media Links :- Twitter - http://goo.gl/hA0vDt Facebook - http://goo.gl/5Lr4mC G+ - http://goo.gl/hYxrmj -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Must Watch: "PM Narendra Modi Ba...
Eric Schmidt talks about YouTube, cloud computing, targeted advertising, search, and other topics at Morgan Stanley's Technology Conference in San Francisco on March 5, 2007.
Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann discusses consent decree order with Morgan Stanley